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EU to pass MICA Crypto bill soon

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It's meant to be covered under CRS anyway I'd expect...

Having said that I am‌ not EU but European but don't reside in Europe, so sucks to be a European.‍
 
Perhaps in this case more people will buy Palau eresidence just to pass KYC on‌ crypto exchangers
 
I don't understand‌ this! Can you expand on this?
 
Sure, in short:

MiCA regulation marks a significant shift in the crypto-asset industry, laying the groundwork‌ for a uniform regulatory framework aimed at enhancing transparencyclow#¤%(centralization). What is perhaps most striking‍ about MiCA is its potential to deter and stifling innovation. Also regulation’s requirement for crypto-asset⁠ service providers to gather and keep substantial personal data, including users’ identifying information, transaction history⁤ and other sensitive data.

All this makes "decentralized regulated exchanges" absolute centralized shpoo¤%&&. Very⁣ soon these regulated crypto exchanges will be no different from ordinary banks and their digital⁢ currencies/CBDC. You will be fully traceable and recorded.

All the REAL projects that are here︀ for innovation/privacy(and guess what, Binancepoo¤%&& is not one of them) will leave the EU and︁ the real investors will transfer their assets to Russia, Asia or the Middle East, bye︂ Europe

The EU︅ is fastly killing itself because of its stupid policies against its citizens and economy, and︆ now it is killing the crypto sector with these stupid regulations. Bitcoin and regulations cannot︇ live together. Privacy was and is a part of Satoshis vision/Bitcoin Whitepaper, there is no︈ mention of regulations and BSpoo¤%&&

All people who value their privacy practice good privacy p2p︉ hygiene and pay the price.
 
Argentina can serve as a glimpse into the glorious future considering the green lands of‌ Ursulandia.
 
There no privacy with blockchain technology, every transaction written on it is undeletable and public;‌ it's only a matter of time before a government will know owner's wallet.
 
Probably you mean privacy and not anonymity; L2 privacy layers are being‍ built and will be applied on top of L1 blockchains (that's happening with ETH), but⁠ they are not there yet and the rumors suggest it will take a couples of⁤ years more.

In the next future the vast majority of wallets will be managed by⁣ regulated entities (too complex for the average Joe to manage their wallet's keys) and it's⁢ very likely that your self-custody wallet will need to interact with one of those and︀ you will be required to provide your identity.
It'll be similar to now: I know︁ that a bank account belongs to you but I can't see what's in it... unless︂ I'm the government and can force you.
 
All my entries and exits, crypto to fiat, fiat to crypto are⁠ p2p, from 2013/14 to this day I have not paid a penny of tax to⁤ the governments and never will. They have no information about me and my transactions.

Never connect your wallets to centralized KYC-exchanges/Binance and you will keep your privacy thu&¤#

p.s. In Binance⁣ and FTX I have used bought KYC-accounts, never my own.
 
Are all the peers you dealt with unaware of your identity?
If also one of them⁤ will have troubles with the law the wallet you used to deal with them might⁣ be flagged to some authority.
 
These are P2P non-KYC⁠ transactions, no one asks you for your name or ID, you can be called differently⁤ every time you meet.

Also, those people who perform such transactions are aware of the⁣ consequences. If someone gets caught, it's because they didn't do a good enough job.
 
We were talking about privacy and I used ETH as an example, as‌ of today it has by far the biggest blockchain ecosystem and there are several L2‍ privacy projects that are being built on it. Probably other L1 blockchains (AVAX, FTM, DOT⁠ etc.) are doing the same.

Yeah, there are big ETH validators but checking the pool⁤ distribution - Staking Pools Services Overview - Open Source Ethereum Blockchain Explorer - beaconcha.in -⁣ 2023 - the 45% of validators are small ones...
With 32 ETH, a decent pc⁢ and broadband you can become a validator too! 🙂
 
This is not the case with Monero (and to a lesser extent⁠ with Zcash).

There are also other tricks that can be added for the paranoid.
 
If you have⁣ BTC and want fiat, how exactly p2p transaction works, how do you get fiat money?⁢
 
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